Core DPM Courses
| Competency Area, Credits | Course Number | Course Name1 | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plant, Soil, & Weed Science (21-22 credits) |
AGR 6422 or HOS 6412 |
Environmental Crop Nutrition or Nutrition of Horticultural Plants |
3 |
| AGR 6442 or HOS 6932 |
Physiology of Agronomic Plants or Horticultural Physiology | 4 or 3 | |
| AGR 5511 | Crop Ecology2 | 3 | |
| PLS 5632 | Integrated Weed Management | 3 | |
| PLS 6655 | Plant Herbicide Interactions | 3 | |
| SOS 5116 | Environmental Nutrient Management | 3 | |
| SOS 6136 | Soil Fertility | 3 | |
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| Entomology & Nematology (22 credits) |
ENY 6166 | Insect Classification | 3 |
| ENY 5611 | Immature Insects | 4 | |
| ENY 6651C | Insect Toxicology | 3 | |
| ENY 5241 | Biological Control of Insects | 4 | |
| ENY 5245 | Agricultural Acarology | 2 | |
| ENY 5936 | Insect Pests and Vector Management | 3 | |
| NEM 5707C | Plant Nematology | 3 | |
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| Plant Pathology (18 credits ) |
PLP 6262C | Fungal Plant Pathogens | 4 |
| PLP 6241C | Bacterial Plant Pathogens | 3 | |
| PLP 6223C | Plant Virology | 4 | |
| PLP 6404 | Epidemiology of Plant Disease | 4 | |
| PLP 5102 | Plant Disease Control | 3 | |
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| Other (13 credits) |
AEB 4123 | Agricultural and Natural Resource Law | 3 |
| ALS 6931 | Plant Medicine Program Seminar3 | 3-4 | |
| ALS 6925 | Integrated Plant Medicine | 4 | |
| AGR 5305 | Principles of Pesticides | 3 | |
| Total credits = 74-754 |
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1Information on course description may be found in the Graduate Catalog.
2Students without extensive academic training/experience in agriculture may take Agricultural Ecology (ALS 5136, 3 credits) as an alternative to AGR 5511 on the advice of their supervisory committee and/or the program director.
3Students may substitute Colloquium on Plant Pests of Regulatory Significance (ALS 6921) for the seminar.
4Students must complete 15-16 additional credits of elective courses and this may include coursework also applied to graduate certificates.
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